In cooperation with Björn, it is splitted on "Disease is Different" into the sections by organ systems and combined with the real cases of our international testimonial / report archive of the related organ system.
SMALL INTESTINE – JEJUNUM AND ILEUM
The jejunum and the ileum together are about 3-5 m (10-17 ft) long. They follow the duodenum and together, the three sections form the small intestine.
The many folds, villi, and their threadlike cell extensions (microvilli) form a gigantic, metabolically active surface of about 60 m2 (> 600 sq ft).
The jejunum and ileum are exclusively composed of endodermal tissue.
Note: Poisoning (antibiotics, etc.) may disrupt untold functions in the small intestine and contribute to many of the SBSs listed here.

Small Intestine Mucosa
Not being able to digest something, often with
a starvation aspect

Cancer of the small intestine (adeno-ca), polyps of the small
intestine, tumorous thickening of the intestinal wall1
Conflict | Chunk conflict (see explanations p. 15, 16), not being able to digest something, often with a starvation aspect. Indigestible-anger. A project or something in which one has invested doesn’t deliver the hoped for use/profit. “One leaves empty-handed.” “One has nothing to show for it.” “One feels that fate is laughing at them.” |
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Examples | ➜ A baby is weaned too suddenly. It believes it will starve since the baby food is unacceptable.![]() ![]() |
Conflict-active | Increased function, growth of a cauliflower-like tumor of secretory quality or a flat-growing adeno-ca of absorptive quality. The cauliflower-like tumor can cause intestinal obstruction (ileus). |
Repair phase | Tubercular, caseating, necrotizing degradation of the tumor via fungi and bacteria (mycobacteria). Mild fever, night sweats, bleeding, diarrhea, possibly with vomiting if the tumor is situated in the small intestine. If mycobacteria are not present: encapsulation of the tumor. |
Repair crisis | Chills, heavy bleeding, intestinal spasms, colic due to involvement of the intestinal muscles. |
Bio. function | Cell proliferation of secretory quality in order to produce more digestive juices to digest the lodged chunk more quickly. Cell proliferation of absorptive quality in order to better absorb the chunk (more efficient use of food). |
Questions | First, based on the symptoms described, determine if the conflict is active or has been resolved (period without symptoms = active phase. Night sweats, pain, colics = repair phase. If these have lasted for longer than a half a year = recurring conflict. Diagnosed when? (Conflict probably long before this). What can’t I digest/accept? Did I draw the short straw? Starvation situation? (Diagnosis shock, sympathy with someone dying, bankruptcy, theft, emergency situation)? Why did I react so sensitively? Who in the family has had something similar happen? (Research family history). Which beliefs are in the background of the conflict? (E.g., ”Those who have nothing have lost.”) Can I trust myself to leave the old behind me? Which new attitude would have a healing effect? Things that could hinder repair: Are there any advantages in having the disease that I am holding on to? (“Everyone does everything for me now.”) Am I ready to take on the responsibility (with all its consequences)? |
Therapy | Determine the conflict and conditioning and, if possible, resolve them in real life if they are still active. Guiding principles: “I am at peace with those closest to me and everyone else.“ “We have enough to eat. I am well taken care of.“ Surgery when the passage is obstructed or the polyp or tumor is too large. Better earlier than later, because today, small tumors are diagnosed as “benign“ by CM. > This means less stress for the person concerned. See also: remedies for the colon, p. 255. |
Acute enteritis (inflammation of the small intestine), bleeding – melena (tarry stool)
Phase | Repair phase or repair phase crisis. Tubercular, caseating, necrotizing degradation of the tumor via acid-resistant fungi and bacteria (mycobacteria). Fever, night sweats, blood in (tarry) stool, usually diarrhea. Caution: blood-thinning medication (anticoagulants) increases the bleeding. |
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Therapy | The conflict is resolved. Support the healing and avoid recurrences. For very heavy bleeding, monitoring via hemogram (blood count) > if necessary, administer transfusions, OP. Schuessler Cell Salt: No. 13. See also: remedies for the colon, p. 255. |
Gluten intolerance (celiac disease), lactose intolerance (lactose malabsorption)
Phase | Persistent repair. Conflict-triggers gluten or lactose. By long-term degradation and degeneration of the intestinal villi > disrupted uptake of nourishment, causing chronic digestive problems, usually diarrhea, possibly nutritional deficiencies. |
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Example | ![]() |
Therapy | Determine the conflict and conditioning and, if possible, resolve them in real life,so that the persistent repair can come to an end. If no resolution is possible, avoid the offending food (diet). |
“Tromboembolism“ (intestinal infarct)
Same SBS as above, (see pp. 239). According to CM theory, this is the blockage of a blood vessel, which leads to an intestinal infarction. Actually, our blood vessels have a net-like structure and everywhere in the body, there are parallel (collateral) vessels that guarantee the blood supply at all times. These symptoms are probably misinterpreted by CM. However, if a thrombus (clot) is actually found in the angiography, there is probably a tendency toward thromboses in the patient. An indication of this would be thromboses already having been diagnosed at earlier points in time.
Phase | In the case of an intestinal SBS: repair phase crisis in the context of a repair phase, thus bleeding. Severe edema by syndrome. If it is a blood SBS, see: p.164). |
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Therapy | The conflict is resolved. Support the healing and avoid recurrences! In the case of severe bleeding, monitor the blood count, if necessary, blood transfusions and/or surgery. |
“Fungal infections“ (mycoses) of the intestines (e.g., Candida albicans, aspergillus)
Phase | Repair phase. Degradation of an adeno-ca via fungi or bacteria (mycobacteria). Flat-growing tumors are not recognized as such in CM because they are spread out widely. |
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Note | Fungi belong to the flora of a healthy human being. In intestinal repair phases, one finds even more of them – if they are verified with a stool analysis, they are called “fungal infections“ in CM. Through the ingestion of sugar, the fungal population is also increased without conflict. |
Therapy | The conflict is resolved. Support the healing and avoid recurrences. Colloidal silver. See also: remedies for the colon, p. 255. |
“Bacterial infections,“ bacterial intestinal dysentery: typhus or paratyphus bacteria (without salmonella), cholera, Escherichia coli bacteria, campylobacter coli bacteria
In the case of a conflict: same SBS as described on pp. 239. Drinking dirty water, such as water that is contaminated with feces, does not mean getting infected but rather getting poisoned – the body‘s prompt response is one of expulsion: diarrhea, vomiting, sweating. In principle, poisoning does not fall into the area of the 5 Biological Laws of Nature.
Phase | Repair phase. The difference between poisoning and conflict is often unclear. However, even poisoning isn’t a random event from a cosmic perspective. Everything in life has a reason and a purpose. |
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Therapy | The conflict is resolved. Support the healing and mitigate any conflicts caused by the poisoning. Colloidal silver, MMS. See also: remedies for the colon, p. 255. |
“Viral infections“ of the intestines: ECHO virus, Coxsackievirus, adenoviruses, rotavirus, Norwalk virus, parvovirus
Same SBS as above, (see pp. 239). In CM, the causes of most illnesses are unknown; therefore, pathogens have simply been invented. To this day, not a single virus has been conclusively proven.
Phase | Repair phase |
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Therapy | The conflict is resolved. Support the repair phase and avoid recurrences. See also: remedies for the colon, p. 255. |
Amoebic dysentery and worm diseases, e.g., bilharziosis (schistosomiasis)
At the University of Iowa, there was great success in the treatment of Crohn‘s disease patients with whipworms. It is possible that worms aid tubercle bacilli during repair phases in the degradation of excess intestinal mucosa. Regardless, doctors at the University of Iowa determined that bacterial flora improves under the influence of worms.
Do amorphous creatures (tape, round, and pinworms) have a specific task – a biological purpose?
Is it possible that an “attack“ by worms is no coincidence, and that it may even be beneficial?
Does it only affect people who need it?
My experience would lead me to say yes.
Conflict | Morsel conflict, getting too little love or not being able to accept love. (Food is the energy of life in its material form). |
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Conflict active | Worms are not microorganisms/microbes, but are parasites that can live in the human body. In my experience, worms, unlike microbes, appear during the conflict-active phase or during persistent conflicts. In principle, they can only settle somewhere if the terrain is suitable. (Bechamp: “The microbe is nothing; the terrain is everything.”) Symptoms: Anal itching or burning, abdominal pain, abnormal stool, general symptoms such as fatigue, problems concentrating. |
Bio function | Intestinal worms probably metabolize components in food that would otherwise remain undigested. |
Repair/healing | With conflict resolution/internal balance, the intestines can once again manage their tasks entirely on their own > the parasites become superfluous and disappear because the terrain is no longer suitable. |
Examples | ![]() ![]() |
Questions | First symptoms when? (The conflict can be found beforehand) What stressed me at this time? Which new issue arose in my life? Children: What changed in the life of the family/in the parents’ relationship? Did another sibling arrive on the scene? Did mommy have to go to work? Does the child have a feeling of not getting enough love/affection, enough attention? |
Therapy | Determine and resolve the conflict, causal conditioning and belief structures. Strengthen the intestines, optimize nutrition, see remedies for the colon p. 255. If nothing helps, possibly CM worm remedies (antihelmintics). |
1 See Dr. Hamer Charts pp. 22, 27

Constipation, diarrhea, intussusception (one segment folding into another – invagination), twisting around itself (volvulus)
In cases where there is no poisoning with medication (e.g., with morphine):
Conflict | Motor chunk conflict (see explanations p. 15, 16), not being able to move something further (in real life or figuratively). Something does not come through. Topic standstill, stagnation or too many tasks simultaneously. Constipation: Something/a matter is not yet completely digested (awaiting a solution/resolution) or one wants to hold something back. |
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Example | ➜“It won’t budge.” “I can’t keep things moving forward.“ “Not that too!”![]() ![]() |
Conflict-active | Conflict–active Increased tension in the longitudinal, intestinal muscle > limitation of the peristalsis, tense, swollen abdomen, stomach ache, constipation/diarrhea (see also: p 207ff). If nothing is happening or too much is happening at once, it is often accompanied by inner anxiety, restlessness or turmoil. |
Repair crisis | Colic, sudden onset of diarrhea, pain or also the desire to be able to defecate. |
Repair phase | Increased tension in the transverse muscles. Stomach back to normal, constipation/diarrhea. Invagination In this disease, a part of the intestine pushes into another. A segment remains in sympatheticotonia (extension), the other in parasympatheticotonia (narrowing). In healthy peristaltic contraction, waves flow through the whole intestine (longitudinal waves and transverse waves). The phase is unclear. OP if necessary. • A young woman has a job as a pedicurist. Unfortunately, her hard work is not recognized by her boss. Often, she is paid late, which leads to disputes. = Conflict that things aren’t moving forward professionally. At this time, she suffers an acute intestinal obstruction due to an intussusception, which isn’t recognized immediately. The affected section of the intestine is removed surgically. (Archive B. Eybl). Volvulus Slackening of the involuntary intestinal musculature and subsequent twisting of the intestine around its own axis > danger of intestinal occlusion or demise of the intestinal tissue (intestinal gangrene) caused by the blockage. OP if necessary. |
Questions | Where am I stagnating? What isn’t fully digested? What don’t I want to give up? Why? Conditioning? |
Therapy | Determine the conflict and conditioning and, if possible, resolve them in real life. See also: remedies for the colon p. 255. |
All experience reports on the organ system “Small Intestine – Jejunum and Ileum” from the International Report Archive: